Waiting for Stoppard
World premiere.
“Ben and Jo, the two interviewers in [Miles] Kington’s play, feel sure they have come to [Tom] Stoppard’s country house, that the man dressed as a butler who opens the door must therefore be Stoppard’s butler, and that the Iranian gun-woman who corners them in the library … well, you see their predicament. They take the order of things for granted, instead of taking it for withheld.” Jeremy Kingston, The Times, 14th April 1995
Tour of South West England
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Ben | Stephen Israel |
|---|---|
| Jo | Isabel Brook |
| The Butler | Jonathan Rigby |
| The Girl | Stephanie Weston |
Crew | |
| Designer | Eddie Gowen |
| Designer | Jennie Norman |
| Director | Caroline Maynard |
| Production Manager | Eddie Gowen |
| Stage Manager | Merriel Waggoner |
| Stage Manager (Southwark) | David Penn |
| Costume Assistant | Sandra Wilson |
| Graphic Design | Mary Elliott |
| Graphic Design | Mick Morrish |
| Poster Design | Wendy Hoile |
| Production Photographs | Robin Allison Smith |
| Set Construction | Naked Designs |
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Play description
“Ben and Jo, the two interviewers in [Miles] Kington’s play, feel sure they have come to [Tom] Stoppard’s country house, that the man dressed as a butler who opens the door must therefore be Stoppard’s butler, and that the Iranian gun-woman who corners them in the library … well, you see their predicament. They take the order of things for granted, instead of taking it for withheld.” Jeremy Kingston, The Times, 14th April 1995
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